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Liechtenstein

2.270.39

Liechtenstein

Criminality

2.27

Criminal markets

2.33

Criminal actors

2.20

Resilience

8.46

Monaco

2.580.16

Monaco

Criminality

2.58

Criminal markets

1.67

Criminal actors

3.50

Resilience

5.63

Luxembourg

2.850.49

Luxembourg

Criminality

2.85

Criminal markets

2.90

Criminal actors

2.80

Resilience

7.50

Finland

2.980.27

Finland

Criminality

2.98

Criminal markets

3.27

Criminal actors

2.70

Resilience

8.63

Andorra

3.220.25

Andorra

Criminality

3.22

Criminal markets

2.73

Criminal actors

3.70

Resilience

7.96

Iceland

3.37-0.02

Iceland

Criminality

3.37

Criminal markets

2.93

Criminal actors

3.80

Resilience

8.21

San Marino

3.480.47

San Marino

Criminality

3.48

Criminal markets

2.37

Criminal actors

4.60

Resilience

5.21

Norway

3.75-0.06

Norway

Criminality

3.75

Criminal markets

4.10

Criminal actors

3.40

Resilience

7.92

Lithuania

3.900.59

Lithuania

Criminality

3.90

Criminal markets

3.80

Criminal actors

4.00

Resilience

7.29

Latvia

3.900.39

Latvia

Criminality

3.90

Criminal markets

4.50

Criminal actors

3.30

Resilience

7.58

Denmark

4.020.15

Denmark

Criminality

4.02

Criminal markets

4.33

Criminal actors

3.70

Resilience

8.13

Austria

4.130.10

Austria

Criminality

4.13

Criminal markets

4.17

Criminal actors

4.10

Resilience

7.50

Estonia

4.250.65

Estonia

Criminality

4.25

Criminal markets

4.20

Criminal actors

4.30

Resilience

7.88

Slovenia

4.370.08

Slovenia

Criminality

4.37

Criminal markets

4.03

Criminal actors

4.70

Resilience

6.04

Cyprus

4.430.25

Cyprus

Criminality

4.43

Criminal markets

3.97

Criminal actors

4.90

Resilience

4.46

Belgium

4.430.10

Belgium

Criminality

4.43

Criminal markets

5.17

Criminal actors

3.70

Resilience

7.04

Poland

4.480.47

Poland

Criminality

4.48

Criminal markets

4.97

Criminal actors

4.00

Resilience

5.88

Romania

4.580.00

Romania

Criminality

4.58

Criminal markets

5.27

Criminal actors

3.90

Resilience

6.00

Hungary

4.620.12

Hungary

Criminality

4.62

Criminal markets

4.73

Criminal actors

4.50

Resilience

4.88

Czech Republic

4.680.06

Czech Republic

Criminality

4.68

Criminal markets

4.87

Criminal actors

4.50

Resilience

6.42

Sweden

4.700.14

Sweden

Criminality

4.70

Criminal markets

4.60

Criminal actors

4.80

Resilience

7.46

Slovakia

4.720.03

Slovakia

Criminality

4.72

Criminal markets

4.73

Criminal actors

4.70

Resilience

5.29

Switzerland

4.870.53

Switzerland

Criminality

4.87

Criminal markets

4.63

Criminal actors

5.10

Resilience

7.04

Portugal

4.880.33

Portugal

Criminality

4.88

Criminal markets

4.67

Criminal actors

5.10

Resilience

6.50

Netherlands

4.970.28

Netherlands

Criminality

4.97

Criminal markets

5.23

Criminal actors

4.70

Resilience

7.46

Malta

5.000.35

Malta

Criminality

5.00

Criminal markets

4.30

Criminal actors

5.70

Resilience

5.13

North Macedonia

5.03-0.28

North Macedonia

Criminality

5.03

Criminal markets

4.87

Criminal actors

5.20

Resilience

5.29

Ireland

5.080.18

Ireland

Criminality

5.08

Criminal markets

5.17

Criminal actors

5.00

Resilience

7.33

Croatia

5.150.09

Croatia

Criminality

5.15

Criminal markets

4.90

Criminal actors

5.40

Resilience

5.92

Albania

5.17-0.46

Albania

Criminality

5.17

Criminal markets

4.83

Criminal actors

5.50

Resilience

5.13

Germany

5.330.43

Germany

Criminality

5.33

Criminal markets

5.47

Criminal actors

5.20

Resilience

7.50

Greece

5.350.43

Greece

Criminality

5.35

Criminal markets

4.70

Criminal actors

6.00

Resilience

5.17

Moldova

5.601.15

Moldova

Criminality

5.60

Criminal markets

5.20

Criminal actors

6.00

Resilience

3.92

Bulgaria

5.650.23

Bulgaria

Criminality

5.65

Criminal markets

5.40

Criminal actors

5.90

Resilience

5.33

United Kingdom

5.750.86

United Kingdom

Criminality

5.75

Criminal markets

5.50

Criminal actors

6.00

Resilience

7.54

France

5.820.15

France

Criminality

5.82

Criminal markets

5.93

Criminal actors

5.70

Resilience

6.96

Bosnia and Herzegovina

5.85-0.04

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Criminality

5.85

Criminal markets

5.30

Criminal actors

6.40

Resilience

3.88

Belarus

5.870.79

Belarus

Criminality

5.87

Criminal markets

5.33

Criminal actors

6.40

Resilience

3.25

Spain

5.900.13

Spain

Criminality

5.90

Criminal markets

5.70

Criminal actors

6.10

Resilience

6.75

Montenegro

5.90-0.10

Montenegro

Criminality

5.90

Criminal markets

5.20

Criminal actors

6.60

Resilience

4.75

Serbia

6.220.00

Serbia

Criminality

6.22

Criminal markets

5.73

Criminal actors

6.70

Resilience

4.96

Italy

6.220.40

Italy

Criminality

6.22

Criminal markets

5.73

Criminal actors

6.70

Resilience

6.46

Ukraine

6.480.31

Ukraine

Criminality

6.48

Criminal markets

6.27

Criminal actors

6.70

Resilience

4.54

Russia

6.870.63

Russia

Criminality

6.87

Criminal markets

6.83

Criminal actors

6.90

Resilience

3.79

The criminal markets score is represented by the pyramid base size and the criminal actors score is represented by the pyramid height, on a scale ranging from 1 to 10. The resilience score is represented by the panel height, which can be identified by the side of the panel.

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